Douglas Aircraft announces top level executive realignment
Douglas Aircraft Co. reshuffles leadership at Long Beach, creating a STOL programs office and consolidating marketing. New appointments include Robert Hage as VP GM STOL, Charles Forsyth to VP marketing, Charles Glasgow to acting VP engineering, and Marvin Marks to STOL program manager. Several executives retire or move within the DC10 and DBC programs.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Jackson McGowen
Long Beach
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Aircraft Group
Aimounedd
Joh C. Brigendine
Fice
Robert
Harry W. Hjorth
International
Marvin Marks
Wor
Brizendine’ S
Ornisr
William J Gross
DOIG
Joseph J Dysart
Ovho
Ie Roger. D. Schautels
Aerodynamics
Reel Technologies
Euge BF
Five traffic crashes injure five in Long Beach
Five persons were injured in separate traffic accidents on Monday in Long Beach. Barbara Ann Tyneh, 20, was treated after a collision on 28th Street and Montair Avenue. Christina Walker, 18, was treated after being struck on Coke Avenue near Ashworth Street. Max M. Zeidman, 64, was admitted after a two-vehicle crash at Broadway and Park Avenue. Shennah L. DeHarl, 29, was treated after a collision at Third Street and Molina Avenue. William Lowery Bates, a sailor aboard the USS Hector, was treated after a crash on Padua and Junipero avenues.
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Long Beach
Barbara Ann Tyneh
Topia Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Laura E. Dean
Rutgers Ave
28Th Street
Montair Avenue
Christina Walker
Paramount Blvd
Bellflower Community Hospital
Victor Garcia
Trose
Bellflower
Coke Avenue
Ashworth Street
Max M. Zeidman
Nixon Street
Lakewood
Doris May ‘Oremus
Haycroft Avenue
Broadway
Park Avenue
Ralph C. Carlson
Broadway, Also” Was’ Damaged In the Mishap.” Shennah L. DeHarl
Third Street
Community Hospital
Geneva Dann
Molina Avenue
Molina “Avenue
William Lowery Bates
Hector
Navy Hos
Actor pleads guilty to forgery and counterfeit license
A Beverly Hills actor, Awad Issa Khoury, pleaded guilty in Long Beach Superior Court to forgery and using a counterfeit driver's license to cash a $3,560 cashier’s check. He was returned to county jail on $5,000 bail after a judge set probation and scheduled a sentencing hearing.
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Long Beach Superior Court
Farmers & Merchants ‘Bank
Awad Issa Khoury
Beverly Hills
Hampton Huston
Khowyy
Walker's Department
Long Beach
Fred Neuberger
Long Beach area emergency incidents rush through the day
A sequence of noninjury and injury traffic accidents, fires, and rescues reported across Long Beach including at Long Beach Airport, Navy Base, Hackett and Palo Verde, and Fourth Street. Resuscitator and medivac calls noted, with multiple car and trash fires and standbys listed.
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Coruna ‘Ave
28Th Street
Montall Avenue
Cake Avenue
Ashworth Street
Terming Avenue
Lth
Medivac
Long Beath Airport
Redondo Avenue
Airport Way
Chird Street
Long Beach Boulevard
Steve Ave
Newport Ave
Long Beach Airpark
Long Beach
San Diego
Seventh Street
Ximeno Avenue
Mesa Way
Marina Wirlye
Pier A
Long Beach Blvd
Fourth Street
Long Beach Airport
Hackett and
Palo Verde Avenues
Pan
California Ave
Centralia Street
Montair Avenue
W. Angheim St
Third Street
MoVine Avenue
Pacific Ave
Seaside Boulevard
Long Beach Navy Base
Pacific Coast Hwy
del Amo Boulevard
Orange Avenue
Gaviota_ Ave
Sand Street
Lime Avenue
15Th Street
Walnut Avenue
Pacific Coast Highway
Junipero, Avenue
Lanai St
Ninth Street
Canal Avenue
H. Hill SE
Golden Avenue
Maine Avenue
Second Street
Pier 2
Wanda
Long Beach Building Permits Plunge in September
Long Beach construction activity fell sharply in September with building department permits totaling 3,069,202 in valuation, down from 6,584,447 a year earlier. For the year’s first nine months the valuation reached 92,881,166, vs 366,083,74 in the same period of 1970, led by residential work including three single family dwellings, a duplex, five apartment buildings and five new stores totaling 299,835.
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Long Beach
Avalon Loan Approved for Harbor Pier Construction
California Senate Finance and Natural Resources committees approved a bill authorizing a state agency to lend Avalon $350000 for a new inner harbor steamer pier. The measure, sponsored by Assemblyman Vincent, awaits a finance director determination on Avalon’s repayment capacity before funds are advanced to the harbor district.
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Sacramento
Avalon
Senate
Vincent
Aetrom
San Pedro
Senate Finance Committee
Committee On Natural Resources ‘and Wildlife
Typewriter and camera stolen from home in Mond
A theft report lists a typewriter and a camera taken from the home of Mekilwes at 1483 Lin Mond. Total value of items is $390. No suspects named. Police urged anyone with information to contact the local station.
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Car
Mekilwes
Lin- 1 Polite
Fidelity
Federal
Fidelity Savings
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Greater Lakewood
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